Unboxing and Overview of the Dell Latitude 7030 Rugged Extreme Tablet

Unboxing the Latitude 7030 Rugged Extreme Tablet.
Built for the toughest jobs.
Starting at just 2.24 lbs. this compact and lightweight tablet unlocks new levels of mobility and enables you to take your work further. The optional dual hot-swappable batteries make all-day productivity possible.
Powered by 12th Generation Intel® Core™ Processors and up to 2TB of storage, this fully-rugged IP-65 rated tablet can tackle the most demanding tasks in the field.
The glove-touch capable 1000-nit screen lets you work even in direct sunlight or rain, while Wi-Fi 6E11 and optional 5G ensure you’re always connected.
Standard I/O USB Type-A with PowerShare, 2x USB Type-C (TB4 optional with the internal battery option), microSD-card slot
5 MP RGB + IR camera with mechanical privacy shutter and Windows Hello support for secure
sign-in
11MP world-facing camera with mechanical privacy shutter
Optional top bay configuration Choose between: USB Type-A (No PowerShare), barcode scanner, RJ-45 or Universal Audio Jack
VESA 50x50 mount points for mounting accessories like the Dell Rotating Hand Strap or Dell Magnetic Mount
Stay tuned for the upcoming video on the software stack - Dell Optimizer, Dell Rugged Control Center, etc.
#iwork4dell #dellrugged
CHAPTERS
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0:15 - Younger sibling to the 7230 Rugged Tablet
0:22 - 10" tablet
0:28 - unboxing
0:52 - Regulatory
0:58 - AC Adapter, 65W
1:10 - Pulling it out
1:38 - Tablet
1:43 - Passive Stylus
2:02 - 10" tablet
2:26 - Pen and Garage on Rigid Handle
2:42 - Ruler - inch and cm
2:58 - Starting at 2.24 lbs
3:11 - 1000 nit, glove touch capable
3:26 - USB Type C, USB Type A, Micro SD slot
3:45 - POGO pins
3:50 - Optional Port
3:54 - Barcode Scanner/UAJ/RJ45
4:23 - Hot Swap Batteries
4:33 - Or internal battery
4:53 - call out for ports with internal vs dual hot swap battery
5:09 - Front 5MP Camera, Rear 11MP
5:31 - 12th gen core processor
5:35 - 2TB Storage
5:40 - Rugged Space
5:45 - Portfolio overview, 2 clamshells and 2 tablet
6:23 - Side by side with the 7230 vs 7030
7:00 - Dell Optimizer
7:30 - Rugged Control Center Overview
8:05 - Ecosystem
8:25 - 50 x 50 VESA
8:46 - Docking - Dell Docks, HAVIS, Gamber Johnson, PMT
9:11 - MIL STD 810H, IP65, 4 feet drop
9:18 - Operating Tempartures
9:50 - Thank you

[@dpatel_tech]

Here's an overview of some of the great software that we have on our Dell Rugged devices, including Rugged Control Center, Dell Optimizer, Dell Peripheral Manager on our brand new 10" Dell Latitude Rugged Extreme Tablet (7030). czcams.com/video/_VHFTWEh0mU/video.html #iwork4dell #DellRugged

[@dpatel_tech]

Here's a link to the unboxing of the detachable keyboard - czcams.com/video/c-uESRXIecw/video.html #iwork4dell #DellRugged

Good review!

[@dpatel_tech]

Thank you for watching!

[@minkval]

Great unboxing video! Are you allowed to do drop testing on it? 😁

[@dpatel_tech]

Thank you! I'll leave that to the pros in our Rugged Lab :P It is transit drop tested to 48"! #iwork4dell

[@JasmineFlor]

Great review of the 7030. I have a question, with a Bluetooth keyboard/mouse could this be turned into a full fledge portable windows machine? Am I able to install programs like Garmin Basecamp, Microsoft Office, etc.? Thanks

[@dpatel_tech]

Thanks for watching! Yes, it is a fantastic portable windows machine and great for the outdoor use and is IP65 rated. #iwork4dell

[@jackier4093]

Good day dpatel_tech,
I am going to give some feedback about your video with the mindset of helpfulness. So please take it as that, no ill intention to this at all.
Pro:
I love to love all the information about that tablet. You spoke very clearly, at a smooth steady pace and with very minimal verbal pauses. Well done, that alone is incredibly challenging for millions of folks to do.
Con:
The distractions for me during the video were how you keep checking to look at your computer screen. I completely understand and get why you had to. It was just a bit distracting.
The background is a little unprofessional (for lack of better words) the vanilla walls, cubbies, and stuff all on the back shelf.
When you changed views from your front facing computer to your side camera, the glare from the window blurred out a corner of the video. I know you needed (natural) light, some trial and error of lighting set up could do wonders.
I look forward to more of your unboxing videos, and again do hope you take this unsolicited feedback as a learning tool.
Also, feel free to remove this comment if you wish it.
Best of regards.

[@dpatel_tech]

Good morning jackier4093, thanks so much for taking the time to watch the video, and putting the detailed feedback together. I greatly appreciate it.